Silverton — a near-ghost town 25 km west that was once bigger than Broken Hill. Wander the photogenic streetscape, visit the Silverton Hotel, and check out the Mad Max 2 Museum with original film props and replica Interceptors
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Silverton — a near-ghost town 25 km west that was once bigger than Broken Hill. Wander the photogenic streetscape, visit the Silverton Hotel (an outback pub straight from a movie set), and check out the Mad Max 2 Museum with original film props and replica Interceptors
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Jack Absalom's Gallery — another Brushmen of the Bush artist, known for painting the outback he explored for decades. Attracts over 100,000 visitors per year
Jack Absalom's Gallery — another Brushmen of the Bush artist, known for painting the outback he explored for decades. Attracts over 100,000 visitors per year
Daydream Mine — guided underground tours of a historic silver mine where you descend into tunnels and hear stories of miners, including children as young as eight who worked the shafts
Daydream Mine — guided underground tours of a historic silver mine where you descend into tunnels and hear stories of miners, including children as young as eight who worked the shafts
Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery — established in 1904, the oldest regional art gallery in NSW, with works by Arthur Boyd, Arthur Streeton, and the Brushmen
Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery — established in 1904, the oldest regional art gallery in NSW, with works by Arthur Boyd, Arthur Streeton, and the Brushmen
Pro Hart Gallery — see the works of Australia's most famous outback artist, who painted working-class life in vivid colour. Free entry
Pro Hart Gallery — see the works of Australia's most famous outback artist, who painted working-class life in vivid colour. Free entry